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Learn more about who is covered under this locality pay bump.
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Find out more about how a recent survey shows that the VA outperforms its non-VA counterparts.
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Learn more about how pregnant workers can turn to the EEOC if they face discrimination related to their pregnancy.
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Find out how to plan and organize digital content for your local with the AFGE Communications Department's latest planning tool.
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This Week in Labor History
July 5, 1935: National Labor Relations Act, or Wagner Act signed into law recognizing workers' right to organize and bargain collectively. The act also established the National Labor Relations Board to administer union representation elections, define employers' unfair labor practices, and enforce the legal rights of employees to join unions.
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